Grinding the HUSK off Agate Nodules | Exposing HIDDEN details! (Lapidary)

Join along for this fun lapidary video where we break out our flat lap lapidary machine and start grinding the husk off of six Lake Superior agate nodules to expose their hidden inner and amazing details! By grinding away the husk and exposing their inner works of art, we get to be the first ones EVER to see what in the world is going on inside these agate gem stones! Big thanks to Rockhound79 for sending these over to play with, I have many of my own we will be doing the same to in the future!

Thanks for watching and don't forget to hit that like button if you enjoyed the video and leave a comment letting me know which Lake Superior agate was your favorite from this video!

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[AgateDad]

Thank you for watching! If you enjoyed the video don't forget to hit that like button 👍 I appreciate all of your support ❤

[maravish]

loved this video, I think this is the perfect balance between keeping the agates intact as much as possible and revealing some of the banding without cutting them and structurally changing them forever

[clemhollingsworth]

Thanks for demonstrating your husk-grinding approach. Beautiful effects! I liked the dark blue the best.

[JimFry]

My oh my, I have a bucket full of nodules that I'm going to be grinding after seeing that last on!

[kslinaz]

Nice finds.
I just wanna grind all the rocks to look inside.

[kramerspartans]

Wow what a wonderful process from start to finish those agate nodules all took a nice polish and I have to say that last one was a stunner!

[momson]

It's fun to become in aw of what you see in a rock! Love the mountain ... thank you

[puliendopiedrasdecostarica]

Hi friend Beautiful agates 👍👍👍👌👌nice process

[jimlancaster]

That last one was just amazing and my favorite.

[lauramarti]

Those agates are so cool! Thanks for bringing us along to show from beginning to the end, with the grinding and polishing!

[bouncerslabrealnature]

Hmmm 🤔...
We always just ground the banded side and sold them for jewelry because they turned out amazing 🤩.

[CityRockhounding]

Wow, what a cool idea Taylor, never thought to grind off the husk. Love the shapes, banding, patterns, eyes and colors. Cool video man! Thanks for sharing. Can't wait to try this myself, just need to find some LS agates first!

[brigittebroadwater]

Loved this video! I'm new to rock hounding and learning how to properly identify rocks as I find them. Watching you videos has given me so great tips! Thank you!

[raleighmarti]

That last one blew my mind just kept getting better and better I love that you didn’t cut them and kept them their natural shape love what your doing man never stop

[lynnbruski]

They're beautiful. Especially the last one

[EricTheCat]

Always fun to find hidden treasures under the surface. Thanks for sharing!

[robertmandigo]

The last one is my favorite. They all have their own beauty like the eyes. Keep up the great videos.

[wyomingadventures]

They all are cool. That last one is fantastic. And I like the one with the mountain in it. Great job Taylor!

[pretzeltime]

Great video! My fav was the “mountain”. It was like looking at a painting.

[dawnminard]

It's hard to pick just one favorite because they are all beautiful